As the dust settles over the controversial law, local insurance agents are busy figuring out what it means for them and their clients."
Wheaton-based insurance agent Karla Rockwell described the new health care law simply: "There's so many weeds, we can't see the crops," she said.
That doesn't mean there aren't changes in the roughly 2,400-page Patient Protection and Affordable Care Bill and its companion bill, passed last week, she does like.
"I am in favor of mandates, of coverage for pre-existing conditions," she said. She favors the stricter rules concerning when an insurance company can rescind a policy, events she called "devastating."
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